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Pair periodic surfaces for RectangularParallelepiped - #4209
I noticed RectangularParallelepiped wasn't pairing up its periodic surfaces so setting periodic boundary conditions on an RPP didn't actually work the way you'd expect, so this pairs the opposite x, y and z planes the same way you'd do by hand and I think that matches what people would assume the boundary_type does. Fixes#3966
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Bug Fixes
Rectangular parallelepipeds with periodic boundaries now pair opposing faces across all three axes, both when created and when their boundary type is changed.
Switching the boundary type to vacuum updates the component surfaces; switching back to periodic restores the corresponding face pairings.
Periodic face pairings are preserved when composite surfaces are translated or rotated, whether the transformation is applied in place or to a copy.
Fixed an issue affecting fixed-source models with nested periodic rectangular parallelepipeds.
When boundary_type is periodic, assign periodic_surface partners for
opposite faces of the box, matching RectangularPrism and HexagonalPrism.
Fixesopenmc-dev#3966
RectangularParallelepiped now pairs opposite faces for periodic boundaries. Composite-surface translation and rotation preserve periodic pairings. Tests cover boundary changes, transforms, and a fixed-source model run.
Changes: Periodic parallelepiped boundaries
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Periodic face pairing openmc/model/surface_composite.py, tests/unit_tests/test_surface_composite.py, tests/unit_tests/test_periodic_bc.py
The constructor and boundary_type setter pair opposite faces when the boundary type is periodic. Tests check face pairing, boundary-type changes, and a fixed-source model run.
Preserve pairings through transforms openmc/model/surface_composite.py, tests/unit_tests/test_surface_composite.py
Translation and rotation capture periodic component pairs before transforming surfaces, then restore the pairings. Tests cover copied and in-place transforms.
Pairing opposite faces of a parallelepiped for periodic boundaries now works, and transforms preserve the pairings. One edge case remains. If a user changes a face's boundary type and pairs its partner with an external plane, a later translate or rotate can silently replace that valid pairing with a stale link. The model would then have wrong boundary conditions. Require reciprocal links before recording pairs, then merge.
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Issue #3966 requires RectangularParallelepiped to assign periodic partners for opposite x-, y-, and z-plane surfaces. The constructor and boundary_type setter perform these assignments. The tests …
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The changes stay within issue #3966. The composite-surface transform handling preserves the periodic relationships required by the new pairing behavior. The added tests directly cover the pairing, set…
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Issue #3966 requires RectangularParallelepiped to assign periodic partners for opposite x-, y-, and z-plane surfaces. The constructor and boundary_type setter perform these assignments. The tests verify construction, setter changes, reciprocal links, transformed composites, and a runnable nested periodic model.
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If a box is rotated, set to periodic, and then rotated again, Plane.rotate creates new planes without partners. The exported geometry has six unpaired periodic surfaces, so OpenMC rejects the model. Pair the rotated faces after creating them. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @openmc/model/surface_composite.py at line 33:
Update the surface-composite rotation logic around `s.rotate` to restore
periodic partners on the newly created surfaces, pairing corresponding rotated
faces when the original faces were periodic.
Major · Reconnect periodic partners after translating a composite. · surface_composite.py:26
openmc/model/surface_composite.py:26 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Reconnect periodic partners after translating a composite.
For a non-inplace translation with a nonzero vector, CompositeSurface.translate processes each component separately. PlaneMixin.translate calls Surface.clone, which deep-copies the partner but clears the ID only on the root clone. Each translated RPP face therefore points to a separate copied partner with the original partner ID, not to the translated partner. XML serialization writes that stale ID.
After translating all components, map each original component to its translated component and reconnect periodic partners within the composite. RectangularParallelepiped does not override translate or rotate, so the shared CompositeSurface path also affects other composites with paired components.
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Review comment at @openmc/model/surface_composite.py at line 26:
Update CompositeSurface.translate to reconnect periodic partners after
translating all components: map each original component to its translated
counterpart and point each paired component at its translated partner. Preserve
the existing translation behavior for inplace and other composite surfaces.
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- Line 650: Update the periodic partner type check in
PlaneMixin.periodic_surface to accept all planar surface types, including
axis-aligned plane classes such as XPlane, while retaining rejection of
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Review comments at @openmc/model/surface_composite.py:
- Line 33: Update the surface-composite rotation logic around `s.rotate` to
restore periodic partners on the newly created surfaces, pairing corresponding
rotated faces when the original faces were periodic.
- Line 26: Update CompositeSurface.translate to reconnect periodic partners
after translating all components: map each original component to its translated
counterpart and point each paired component at its translated partner. Preserve
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Accept axis-aligned planes as periodic partners.
PlaneMixin.periodic_surface accepts only Plane, but XPlane is not a Plane subclass. This assignment therefore raises TypeError. The constructor, the boundary-type setter, and both new tests fail. Update the partner type check to accept all planar surface types. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the periodic partner type check in PlaneMixin.periodic_surface to accept
all planar surface types, including axis-aligned plane classes such as XPlane,
while retaining rejection of non-planar surfaces.
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- Around line 29-30: Update _periodic_pairs() to record a pair only when the
partner belongs to components and its periodic_surface points back to the
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Surface.boundary_type does not clear _periodic_surface. After xmax changes to vacuum and xmin.periodic_surface is set to an external plane, xmax.periodic_surface still points to xmin.
_periodic_pairs() records this one-way link. A later translate() or rotate() restores it through the reciprocal setter and replaces xmin's external partner. Zero-vector translation can also modify the original component planes because plane translation returns self.
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--- "a/openmc/model/surface_composite.py"+++ "b/openmc/model/surface_composite.py"@@ -26,8 +26,9 @@
pairs = []
for name in self._surface_names:
partner = getattr(getattr(self, name), 'periodic_surface', None)
- if partner is not None and id(partner) in components:+ if (partner is not None and id(partner) in components and+ partner.periodic_surface is getattr(self, name)):
pairs.append((name, components[id(partner)]))
return pairs
def _restore_periodic_pairs(self, pairs):
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ifpartnerisnotNoneandid(partner) incomponents:
pairs.append((name, components[id(partner)]))
if (partnerisnotNoneandid(partner) incomponentsand
partner.periodic_surfaceisgetattr(self, name)):
pairs.append((name, components[id(partner)]))
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Update _periodic_pairs() to record a pair only when the partner belongs to
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I noticed RectangularParallelepiped wasn't pairing up its periodic surfaces so setting periodic boundary conditions on an RPP didn't actually work the way you'd expect, so this pairs the opposite x, y and z planes the same way you'd do by hand and I think that matches what people would assume the boundary_type does. Fixes #3966
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